The Kurds in Iraq

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Versions The Kurds in Iraq [London, 2004-01-01] Irak Kürtleri [Istanbul, 2004] The Kurds in Iraq [London, 2003] The Kurds in Iraq Kerim Yildiz, Tom Blass KHRP With the demise of the rule of the Baath party in Iraq, the country’s Kurdish population faces a new chapter in the political and regional development of its region. For over a century the Kurds have been subject to the grand schemes of other powers, denied autonomy, and have faced the onslaughts of military assaults, economic embargo, and the destruction of their native regions. Some of the landmarks in the history of Iraqi Kurdistan - perhaps most notably the chemical and gas attacks at Halabja, the 1991 uprising and the subsequent flight of over two million refugees - have been so egregious as to have become imprinted on the consciousness, and sometimes conscience, of the outside ...


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Kerim Yildiz Tom Blass The Kurds in Iraq. The Past, Present and Future KHRP Kurdish Human Rights Project The Kurds in Iraq The Past, Present and Future Kerim Yildiz Tom Blass December 2003 Kurdish Human Rights Project 2 New Burlington Place London W1S 2HP Tel:+44 20 7287 2772 Fax: +44 20 7734 4927 Email: khrp@khrp.demon.co.uk The Kurdish Human Rights Project (KHRP) is an independent, non-political, non-governmental human rights organisation founded and based in London, England. KHRP is a registered charity and is committed to the promotion and protection of the human rights of all persons living with the Kurdish regions, irrespective of race, religion, sex, political persuasion or other belief or opinion. Its supporters include both Kurdish and non-Kurdish people. KHRP is grateful for the financial support of the Sigrid Rausing Trust in preparing this publication Printed in Great Britain December 2003 Published by the Kurdish Human Rights Project ISBN 1 900 1 75 6 7 3 All rights reserved